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	The courts&#39; special holiday announcement was in line with the Cabinet&#39;s resolution to make Friday today a public holiday.&nbsp;</div>
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	Piya Patangtha, president of the Supreme Administrative Court, instructed all trial sessions or verdict readings on Friday to be postponed to other dates, except for those already proceeded before the time the announcement was out.</div>
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Administrative courts' trials suspended Friday

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